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Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14
wild Hunters.

2sOns tFa*elef tells Of obayipg witnessed
the pursuit and destruction of large
leopard by pack Of wild dogs: Whether
or not tie does had set out with the in
tenti0o % 'sapEnFing The leopard, he could
not tell Hesaw them staft up the great
cat in low jungle. The leopard made
no effort at frst TO fight of his &ssaslants;
but, with series Of prodigious springs,
sought shelter In the only refuge the plain
afforded--as tree which bad partially
fallen. rs ss sg3a5 s #ll tsE oa1@
There the hunted beast stood, snarling
and growing in manner that would
have frightenedHof sny ordinary foe. The
ssvage dogs however, never hssitated .
moment, bat with agile leaps ran mp the
sloping tyunk, and gave instant battle 20
their furious game. One after another,
the dogs.wers hurled back, each stroke Of
the terrible paw making one foe less. Yet
they continued TO throw themselves
against the enrag creature, until, wesr.
led by the contest and wounded in fifty
| places, II fsR from the tres; when st;ll
struggling, it was quickly torn to pieces.
Il fiust not be supposed, however that
the wild dog nsually prefers 10 formidable
game a. the leopard. A sheep-fCld 10
always an attraction too great for the wild
dog 10 pass. = : =
And now, after calling this wild hunter
Ia dog, I shall have to say that it il not .
dog st al. but is only sort of cousin to
the dog, and rearly . nesrer relative Of
the hyens, though il % resembles both
animals ~. to have gained the name Of
Ihyena-dog. Its scientific name is Lycaon
lvenatieus;s and besides the two common
Bames already mentioned, IL has half .
dozen more.-John r. GoryeH, In st.
Nicholas IS l6e9 81
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14

az There 10 good deal of practical
common sense in the answer Of old cook
New Orleans, when her yonng mistress
told her Of Wiggins' coming earthquake.
@Go 1ong chile,"aI she said, go long wid
yer nonssnsei seGod-a'mity doan' 20 and
tell anybody what hes gWine ter do; he
/ Ejes' 20 sione and do it" $50 -
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as the Executor of the Win
of the late William Patterson, we give notice to
our testator to present the same to US before the
first day of January, 1888, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of any recovery of such claims.
JNO. N. W. PATTERSON,
10. NJ WILSON,
Executors of the Will of VIM. Patterson.
Dec. IT, 1886. CIV
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14

a. The hotel clerk knows you don't
own the earth. and you know he doesn't,
and there is no use 10 either of you trying
to make each other believe you do.--Mer-
chant T0iLor. @aA p oil
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as Executor of the Estate Of
John n Kerr, deceased, hereby notify all per-
sons having claims against his Estate to present
them 10 me, duly attested before the first day of
January, 1885, All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make payment TO me
W. NJ. KERR,
Dec, II, 1885, 6wpd Executor.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14

~ Until lT7s, cotton spinning vas,
performed by .pe hand-apinping wheel
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14

ROSS g. ADAMS
Successors to Tiddy 8 Bro)
Invite orders for SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS
and STANDARD
Books,
And all kinds of Staple Stationery and School
Supplies.
Writing Paper.
CAP,
LETTER,
NOTE,
AND OTHER SIZES
Blank Books
OF all grades. Envelopes of all size, color and
quality. Full line Acme Writing Pads and Tab
lets.
School States, best quality, all sizes. Slate
and Lead Pencils. Pens, Ink, Mucilage, &c.
ROSS & ADAMS,
Next to First National Bank,
Jan. Is 1885, Charlotte. N. G.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14
Over $s5o,Ooo Paid Policy-Holders

N. G.. HOME INSURANCE co.
This Company has been in successful opera
tion for the past 18 years.
Insures Cotton Gins, Cotton, Stores, farm
Property, Mills, Dwellings, Furniture, dc &c,
upon the most reasonable terms.
Call on or address
THOS. 81. HAUGHTON,
District Agent, Charlotte, N. G.
Office over Drug Store of r. FL. Jordan g. CO.
Sept. 10. 1885. 6m
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14
Linseed Oil.

Turpentine, Varnishes, Colors, Paint Brushe.
and everything required by Painters at
W. d. WILSON & cos.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14
Notice to Our Customers.

OEr Notes and Accounts ere now all due.
We assisted you through the dull Summer
months We need our money and hope YOU will
come forward and settle up promptly without
putting US to any trouble. All claims not Maid
at once will be put into the hands of an officer
for collection. We have given all fair notice
SPRINGS & BURwELL.
NOV. 10, 1886.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1887-01-14
Glass.

Glass.
We ehave received large and complete stock
of Window Glass, large and small sizes, single
and double thick.
R. H. JORDAN & CO.,
May Is, 1885, spripgs' Corner.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
WACO PRICE CURRENT
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET

Pr Dis" h.l.N ~ process DFtIOruitu iI.r.
u Sliced .r. bright quarters 40H.
"a SIT" '"'"i- W mills, sacked +c O.
"a XII. .,au. p.r %.
At COS Short clvtr smoEod. Toe; mol,-
bacuu. & uuu~, Dis
IA N--l Hiinruia, lu bags, iu3hc, Lima,
&C go higher northern hund-ulckci. Co.,.
Az tUWuEE pr. Prices and Royal
nd .of. So -l, l3-plr 1I;2' s-lh-., T. n;
10 OOH. --'l. ioci i-ol.,71c; 500, 90; l-in
u 80 iubas,ooc r. dol, o1. uquli 5.c,
Ef-wAN Texas product l5u7c r. No.
10 Ms no. fancy broom g. 49, - do S} ~.
im q, string green straw o. 20, b string
ov 3 ~, string green g. -, . string yei-
En DISC MNrERtAi.-Coo umcel Is
" loo hulk 81 80. plastcriug lutus g. i0
n GOAT hair ir per bu. Cement, Ros-
3 ,Opcr hbl louisville $50, English
Rnd ; -. Michigan plaster - %. Win
las 10 oil list price.
hin the shuct, OnHtpc.
CNEAIrWhitc, IN sacks of IS lbs, 90;
N meal, zoe
BlAGE- California, 3g8'4c perm
yilon cans 81: binclSbcrrits. Sib cans
q strawberries. &ih 81 ~; guu~vhcrrlr~.
q ~, ut-phvrri,~, 4ih 81 3OMl -, Whur-
n lrs, II pa -, CORFU lppdr Ten 81 -,
u W' 81 tu; NuuWiut" NJ ,ut Pride of the
Il lt Jersey CltNS Do.
n 'uua au''c. Excelsior Sc. ginger ,uup-
- '4.', lruun cream dn 500, cakes and
b .a'' Knicknnck- i2c, nlphoncts l2c
d thoccuo, l7D,. primo. ne, fair
]; "wiu, -1'4 c' \rlp-,1 -i 90.
~ lHulGcr ~tttn, ihr.
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So .. lTiIlimt Iu hhi- lSc 90 4u'. lu --r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
POISON IN THE ASHES,
what the vi Lebanon Shni.ers rouud
Incident Ia the History ofn
quiet Community

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the ro,ult Of n,tion, cyrrd.
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vous cNh,u,tion.and,ho we're
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
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Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
@tscpnVus &egisIatur.

Senatprerne Sppuuer % Satpper bar
tillteoe unber 6crbanolinserne i 4slemz
blp forri9e Wanoas % bulot forte Ia
Ter. Gen iiolte benpttepe Inlebninsen
til at taffe 2esislaturen for Gienpala
til De 5orenepe Staters Senat. Nsiems
blp peotos iamme Dag Senatets 5prs
flag ONT at bepilse $4,000 for Stateus
SairDmens Gsiociatipp for 1SS7-SS.
6clseuoe 6Orilas ueotoses / Isiemz
bin: at tiuaoe Counter at inbfrGoe Ell
Stat al en- Semteoels Wil for ct fsonb
for trGn9enbe Seteraner; at n9ste Bez
pilsninger I'll Nser6russielltaber, Tom
tilaoer Gambling Os Sals al beruleuoe
Grttfe oeo line aarli9e llbltilinaer, at
almooeS onsresien ON at ppbape 9upsn,
lora paalG9ser Olepmar9arius 5abritans
ter en- aarlis Sfat al 5000 ps at iurbsie
Staiien per Tunb paa Sleomar9arin.
S Senotet: at @raouerter fra Oct poe
oa9o9ilfe Iepartement peo Stats Uni
perlitetet ifal pGre beretiiaeoe til en-
"State Certificate, naar be bar bolot
SfOle / s Waaneber; at 9ruttenbolte
Tan lenoes til Statens Sinosipseaipl for
ct 9ibsrum al TO Iar, iaairemt be ielp,
oeres SlGgtniuse eler Seuner betaler
Tor oeres Spbolo Der. Sorlaset ON at
afltaiie Sureauet for Nrbeibe iprfaiteoes.
5 Gsiemblp pestoses i3irsoas 5or.
faset ON at paalGsse Sniurance Com
missioner at ubitebe 2ieenie fun til iaa-
oanne aompanier, iom bar ct iittert Be.
lsb AZ saranteret aapital. Otter en- beis
tis 9ebat bleu Gurllaset ON at tiaabe
"3be Scandinavian &eliei asiociatiuu
al &eo 8ins, Winn.", at tegne Gsiu-
ranle / @iscuniin peotaset til treble
2esnins.
5orilaset pm "2ocal.O Option" for
Counter iortaiteoes at NsIemblp. Us.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

iemblp ueotps / Snsoas aeosbs 5orllas
ON %nls / Sper meo ouer $4,000 Suos
bpseere. Oct furbpber mber itrens
Strlf al Nsitation for &~anbioater oeo
Salsiteoer % al iamtes / alDnser n9r
mere gal9iteoet END 100 Sob. s bpert
8alsbiitritt ital Der life prre mere enS
400 gElsere % at Der paa bpert &als
itep ifnl pnre TO SIreller, ct for Stem
mcieoler ps ct ior 8alsuruen. Nsiemz
blp bar peptaget 5orFaget on at iufors
porere Spen GlintunuiIe. Senatet bar
peotn8et 5prIla9ct ON at tiGase ga
GrOsle at afboloe @al9et paa 8D. Gm
beosmnno ben treble 5irsSag / @pril.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Su6IenS 2lrutfa.zaIn.

Hefs er ben beeite Salpe i Serser fc,
Siaar' cereuen Sub, saur, ger,eiear. cal
Npeum' 6ebsriuar, ueNet, Slab. srohbnl
eer, S'stcrns % ale SuSipaoomms % b,t
ereeer aleslss Piles, us bpis ben in. oisr BET
"a ,rGoes 'Hseu Detailing. Zen er aaran.,re,
al '''iae slsrs fulctGnbis GpIoeit, euers ioo,
man @snsene tiltase. Eris IS Gents pr
este. salses hos
g. .. montgomery & Go.
Ieeosas' Soma, % paa spctbeier i ale an.
bre Bper. ~"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Oct furtGIlss ON 6ermap m..,

at ban 'hsan9 ct selita6 GAP en- r,.sl,
bum 6erre ben @aabe: Don,> sss
ltlel er Der paa Dem ug ct ggieI9. O y.
ter Ell lang determining rp1teoe gro; "
oenee paa 5opeoet Os Iasoe: Dps 5't'
peo life" "Sffe jog better" io1 y
@esief. l8s''
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

settaOigbeo. Samuel: SIaaf, Siaaf,
MN Spn, on er letiinois. sc paa BIN
graf; Den bar Din geoitefaoer / 20 slar,
% le9 bar baaret ben efter bam / 10
War; ou bar life baut ben mere eno 3
Var, % Nil er ben aft ii0et!
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Wfttn, emergiif % paaliSc(ic

S'9. montgomery & So. fan altio Itples po
a'eo Senlpn til De reneite % beoIte @arcr. o
De opref3oloer lit &p for at bore cstiuc. cner
silse os paalibelise pco at anbeiole glrtirIor
OH or bleoen anerfjenote os er ppsuiare. 3
gar a9ertireH for ben bsrpmte DR.. King
New Discovery for SGrina, 5orfivlelie 0
Solte' o9 islser ben iom iuloitqnois aaran
leret. Zen oil neo Sifferbeo belbreSe enbpe
anetfion oeo Sals, 2unse eaer Srplt. oo 10
al sootalore, at bette er iaa, ann,uoer ri Sc,
ON at folln'e os faa en- Erppe.SIaIte. eel
aes paa @p0tbeter | ale Bper. n
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

9gbet al iibite ll9e bar 6inans.
bepartemeltet lenbt 100000 al s1.OO
ps $500 Splueertiftater til Den asliites
renbe aasierer | Neiu Yorf Gitp us
100000 til Chicago. 5inansbepartes
mentet ubiteoer MI $4,000 / s1.O0 %
$500 Spipccrtifitater OH 0asen. Otter.
ipcr9ielen otter bisie Sebler bar / ben
iensre 3io pGret ualminpelis flor.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Nra Maihimaton.

&psteuis meooeles, at Srigsmirilter
Gnoicott ipmmer til at trGbe no al &as
bireitet meb Oct fmcriic. Greiibcnten o.
Sc andre Meolcmmer al Sdbineitet ital
life boue uoaet imob at bliuc BAN tpit.
Gnoicott bar pcS fin ~egeRraaoise Optr9s
sen foot mango bitre l%lpenner. Den
uermeite 6%ornnleorin9 til bans 5ilba
aetrGoen or bans uIorlfnmmeoe Sebanbs
ling al oen ~npsaulatte g(rmteln9e Or.
Mioore. 6an icreto9 iuSgribcuoe 6or-
anoriuger / 9r. MOorcs Sureau uoen
at unNerrctte bam perom. Or. Moore
bar triet meo at trGoe tilbngc, bpjS
arisSminiitursn life laerr bam ltDre lit
Bureau / SuererSitemmelie meb arigss
pepartementets @eotG9ter % Re9ler.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Soiepb Gop ira @isconiin blep for
leben Gag uouRort til chief clerk /
8oitocpartementet iltebetior 9bomas 6.
2Gib, Tom CT ,tbnrnut til General.
Superinteupent for Soltbciorbriu9en
pan Sernbaner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

N8telfabelis gDffe. "Stattars ben
n9osllse' ltse &ise, TOM ital siite ia
meo ben samle, sierrise Smart"
"@a, ban tOmmer ianoslis til at bore
beNoe paa Sanberne." "So fou,fs
TOR at bun life ital ilibe stspler peo at
saa paa Yenene."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Gn aommisiion al 5asm9no bar It'll.
berie9t Seitprelieu at llnberitatfamne=
ret Chicago % rapporteret til 6inars>
miniIteren. Seserne os 8aslen ianotes
i ben bebite Srben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Sreiioeut Gleuefano fDlbte / Sreoass
fit Iemtienoe Iar. Der bar in9en 5e1t
ben Dag / bet bpibe Sus, fun nosle iaa
perlpnlige Senner bupoe lenbt bam en-
Del pafre Sutetter.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Ereiioenten bar uonGunt Ieter ).
Go9biu III TploopfrGoer for 9iitrittet
8ctersbur9 / &ir9inia. Gp9bia blep
upueunt iii bette @mbeoe / Sinter, men
Senntet itnbiGite6e life hans llon9p.
nelie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

5laabeminiifer @bitnep sjsr Sorbez
reoelier for at be9pnoe &%pnltruttisn al
De ire 100 Cons &anpnbaabe, for bpilte
iibite apn9res bepilseoe Yense.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Spitnant s. 9. Tupea, en- al De lin
teite % melt aibpIbte Oificerer / Sig
naltieneitcu opoe / @aibinstun iorrise
Wtanoas.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Oct anta9es, at CT &onsresmano
Benton 5. SaIl ira Burlington, SOMA,
oil blipe uonGpnt til "Gommisi ipner Of
Satents".'
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

9%ancaiter, ga. = Sr. @irtb, DO.
enoe paa Sutton ST.. flyer, at Der life
finoes noset beore Mipoel mob Sorfiss
lslie eno Or. Gusuit &sniss Samburs
sersBrpittbe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Zen npe tprfiite @eianbt Maprppeni
Sep bleu iorleoen Dag foreltiQet for
9reiibent @lepelanb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

&lo9t. Sans, glenn life at patts
mig alOfien 6 imOrsentiblis," iaaSe en-
O'lleer til i'm Oppasier. "gel, Sr.
spltHaHt! staloe ies slemme bet, iao
er Se Del laa mil at riuse paa mia"
loarebe Sans.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
@iouneerlta Nrihrcne,,.

@. 3. Sopt & 60. Wholesale &
Druggists / Rome, 8eor0io. iia,r. Il.
lol9t II. Sings Nscw 9i8coueyp. glectr,, y =
ters % 8udlens arnica 9olpe . gar y y
brig bar ri iol9t Noget, ium bar boit q
AIIGtnin9 eller oiloer iuaoan guerf... y'
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oerii8e 0elbreoelier uep 6lGlp al b;sis w',
ctucr. Moltilise 5ilfGlbe al erfjenbt ) ~.
er blepen tnrereoe peb Srlgcu al npol, =.
Slalter al Or. Sings Neip 9iscopern v
| 5%orbinoelie meb electric Bitters. m ~. ",
9araHterer benz. SGlses hos 3. s.. sr...
somerp & 60, os paa apotbefer ale any,.
Sper.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Npiium. (9en SanbelsreiienSe III
fin aone):
Seq tiger big, Sara, 9arOnen :,
en- m9et bannet Mano. Sfipnt IN,
bar faitet mig neb ab Grappen mann,
@ange, bar ban aloris CLIENT at t%ilraub,
mig: Gag oct life ilbe OPT"
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-22

koma Haul distinguished himself in
the address of Sergeant Buzfuz, Pick
wick. Master j. S. Kalakiela also
contributed greatly to amusing those
present. Number thirteen on the pro-
gramme proved entertaining, the
different characters being well sustain-
ed. The closing chornses we're we'll
rendered, making up fully for the de
fective opening ones.
The prizes we're distributed by the
Hon. G. X. Bishop, President Of the
Board Of Education. In the remarks
be made previous to the distribution
he said that it was a great pleasure for
him to be called upon to present to the
winners such trophies, which Il cir hard
study had won. He called the pupiIs'
attention to the fact that ANYTHING
worth doing is worth doing well. In
all the best schools in the United
States and France the closing days
were attended with presentations
which prizes we're greatly valued. 1t
should be considered an honor to any
boy to win the first prize in the Roval
S ho,l Honolulu He thought lob
Nukauna deserved special credit for
gaining the first prize, because he lost
two months by sickness and made up
by extra hard work. AS captain Of the
school he ought to be the boy to sci
the example to all others and assist the
teachers in all ways. He thereupor
decorated Master Nukauna with a silver
medal, as the first prize.
The second prize was awarded &c
George Rosa; third to VIM. Kino; the
fourth, for best recitation, was awarded
to J. S. Kalakiela by vote of tn,
audience, Kelekoma Haui receiving :
number Of votes. Following the dis
tribution Of prizes the school drill wa
held. The execution Of the dferen
maueuvers would have done credi, L
an organization Of men.
Prof Berger and several Of his boy
helped out the singing with their instru
ments.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-22
The Royal School.


There was a large attendance at the
closing exercises of the Royal School.
The morning was taken by general
review Of the studies by the different
classes. At half past eleven the follow
ing programme was begun, under the
direction OF Rev. A. Macintosh, Prin-
cipal;
Opening Chorus--"Rowing Song"
School
Music "The Mermaids Evening
Song" School.
Music -"Music on the Waves"
School,
Dlalogue--"William Tell" Knowles
William Tell, Chas. Akau; Gessler,
VIM. Kino; Sarnem, Duke; Bow,
Hneas r. Macintosh.
Recitation--"Address of Sergeant
Buzfuz," Dickens Kelekoma Haul.
Recitation--"The Bonded Bow"
Felicia Homans- Napela Harrison.
Recitation---"The Vsgabonds, j. t.
Trowbridge7J. S. Kalskiela-
Recilation--"rhe Frightened Tray
eler,p Anonymous VIM. Kino.
Rectation-"The Country Peda-
gogue," Valentne--Chas Akau.
Recitation--"Daniel versus Dish
clout," Stevens George Rosa.
Recitation--"Hezekiah Bedotte,
Witcher-J. S. Kalakiela.
Dialogue-"The English Traveller,
IF. F. D.--Landlord, George Kpai
Traveller, Napela.
Dialogue--"The Female Exqnisi
tees" +. +. D.-Mrs, Kersey, mother
George Rosa; Becky, her daughter
d. Kamakauahoa; Katy, her niece
Is Kalakiela; Madge, servant girl
lEneas r. Macintosh.
Music-"The Beautiful Silver Sea,
School
Music--"Buy Ny Flowers" School
Music-"S Sailing by the Lowlands,
School,
Distribution Of Prizes,
"Hawaii Ponoi"
School Drill.
The opening choruses were rattle
fat. The literary part OF the pro
gramme, however, overweighted th'
fact, by its excellence Master Kele
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-22
SUPREME C0uRr.
July Term, before Judge Preston.

The case Of II. Alderman, master Of
the American schooner Geo. c. Per-
RIMS, VS.. J. II. Congdon, was resumed
yesterday and continued throughout
the day The complaint Of the plain.
TIL states that he claims Of the defend.
ant FIVE hundred and ninety dollars
and sixty three cents ($soo.o3), for
freight and primage on account Of two
hundred and fifty hogs shipped on
board the said schooner on deck in
San Francisco on the 18th September,
1880, by the defendant at his risk, for
Honolulu; that the schooner arrived in
Honolulu on Sunday the 18th October,
1886, and on the next day all the said
hogs except about twenty-five which
died at sea and were thrown overheard.
were delivered to the defendant at
Honolulu; that plaintiff claims interest
on the above amount from The said
18th October, but that defendant has
neglected and refused to pay the
amount until the date Of complaint
P. NeLmann gave the closing argu.
ment for the defendant, and S. B. Dole
that for the plaintiff, the latter conclud.
ing his address to the jury at 4:ss p. m.
The case seemed TO turn upon the
point Of whether the hogs that died
were lost through negligence or bad
treatment Of the captain. On the plain.
tid's side evidence YVES given to show
that the hogs suffered from a contagi.
Gus disease, while the defendant pro.
duced testimony 10 indicate that the
fatality was produced by suffccilion
through want of room and air
The Co IT charg d the jury that the
plaintiff was entitled to recover the full
amount, whether the hogs we're dcliv.
cred dead or alive, unless the defend
ant proved an Offset on account oil
hogs lost through the negligence OF
bad care Of the captain. The words
"owner's risk" in the bill Of llding, did
not exonerdte the captain, as com.
mon carrier, from all responsibility. II
It was proved that the hogs had died
of disease, then the captain was free
from all responsibility. His Honor
reviewed the evidence, calculated the
legal points involved, passed upon re.
quests by counsel for specific rulings,
and at sos o'clock gave-the case "a
the jury.
In about five minutes the jury re-
turned with unanimous verdict for
the defendant.
Mr.. Dole took exception to the yer
dict as contrary to the evidence, and
gave notice Of motion for a new trial
AT CHAMBERS.
Before Judge Bickerton, 1ntermedi
airy Division, July asst Shar York
VS.. Alo. Assumpsit, claim $rso Ap
peal from Police Court, Honolulu
Continued from June goth and Jul,
18th. Further continued by request
until next intermediary Term day
iona, Austin for plaintiff; w. A. Kin
ney for defendant.
M. Makue VS.. Akana. Assumpsit
claim $3.50. Appeal by defendant
from the District Court Of Eva, wher,
on June 9, 1887, judgment was rend
cred in favor Of plaintiff Judgment o
lower Court affirmed. w. A. Kline,
for plaintiff; ]. A. Magoon for defend
ant.
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Police Court

Before Justice Dayton, July aIst.
Two cases Of drunkenness paid the
regular fine Of So each.
Kahalau, charged with assault and
battery on one Peleue, was found
guilty and fined 81 with $40 costs.
The case of An XII, charged with
committing nuisance, was continued
to the aand inst, with three other
cases OF different charges.
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Mr.. II. N. McChesney, managing
partner in the business Of Messrs. NJ.
w McChesney & Sons in this city, in
tends leaving for the Coast on the next
trip OF the Australia. He will take
charge Of the firms establishment in
San Francisco, and his brother, Mr..
Robt w. McChesney. now there, will
come to Honolulu in his place.
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Band Concert.

A complimentary concert to the
Captains and officers Of the men.of.war
in port this Friday evening at 1890 AT
the Hawaiian Hotel. Following is the
programme;
Overture Festival ................ Bach
Fantasia -Cornet Solo lMr. Mchiels). Duheni
Waitx-My Treasure ................St raus,
Medley Reoollections Of the War;. Boyer
Aloha Del Aloha Del
Grand National Fantasia .......... KappeJ
Polka-C aibarian.. ...... ........ Michel,
lCornet solo by Mr. Michiels.l
Wailf-J uuilct,s sss.s..s a.s...s. sAoote
God Save the Queen, Star Spangled Banner
and Hawaii Ponoi.
Mr.. Chas- Miohiels will kindly assist
this concert by playing two cornet solos
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports

Blk Lillian from Hongkong
Ger blk Hydra from Hcpgkong. due July ao-lI.
Tx Velocity from Hongkong, due July aS.3I,
Haw bk Lillian from Hongkong, due July so.3I.
Am ship Matilda from Hongkong, due now.
Am bark Edward May from Boston, dne Nov las
Am bark s. Lucie from New York, due Sept $50
I,as.
Br, bark Birmah from Glasgow, due DC, 1891,